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Angara appeals for support from DepEd community, stakeholders to address education challenges
Newly appointed Department of Education (DepEd) Secretary Sonny Angara has called for collaboration with department officials and employees to tackle the persistent issues in basic education.
Angara emphasized that the challenges facing the education sector are complex and often have deep historical roots, necessitating a collective effort to understand and resolve them.
During his first flag-raising ceremony as DepEd chief, he urged for constructive dialogue to find solutions promptly, as President Ferdinand "Bongbong" Marcos Jr. expects tangible results.
A key directive from President Marcos Jr. to Angara was to prioritize the welfare of teachers and to enhance the quality of education across the Philippines.
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